The Sun. — London, England, 1808-06-06 00:00:00

.~,,; ", Reynol is, Ceut i le, CAr4ll, Miflume, Ru:ltr, Rl)2ii)', tint. 0 , 'zerglson, Simms, Dorrigh, CwttQn, and Asgyli. ..1.114.,r A filOhl. cgitaks— tV tleattr, Gardner ..LushingtOrt, Covet. '. l 4a. milton, Snow, Gore, Nocl, I3aker, thr. Icy, French, Beiuciiinii), Prodor,llouv.:6;:, Kilig, Fobt. ' titter:nen— Harvey, Shaw, Hunter, Pdtring, Earner and Flower. Riverod Doaors—Butler, Douglas,' Mahon, l3yam - .lnd Leymon. •- • • • • Nersrs—ltudderstnne, hiilles, Dawson, Hammtnul, Ryder, Trans, Huskisson, Davenport, lekyll, Skeningtosi, Adair, banks, tt. Dundus,, Hoare, Willa, Bag‘it, Rarn,',R. 'Thornton, c.,:rew, Barnard, Satinders, G. Rise, Quarrne, Forrester, Hon. 1. !c01:4166v, S. Led_ er Buckley, S.. itoltrne, Calvert, Frere, Su Loh -100:4,e, Tierney, P. Moore, Cliadw-11, Moss, Din , inan, ,11, Brown, Shcridan, G'reed%voo.i - , Windham, Canning, G(Aisall; Berfinglield, Walpole, M P: Aildretvs, tt. ..:ecklotti, Walsh, l'emeyal, Pother, rinton, Vickimon,•S,slq(l, llon. Pole, Dupree, Doili;las, Egert,l4. Suns, 1. Francis, Celteurt,, Lce, Cameron, Pepper, Brudeiie, Nlartingale; Marley, I. Nrl)oll.ilti,tviqd, 1311,er, Cruitoil, • Toler, Dawkins, A.' tint er, 11. Setuour, Blackford, Marring, Nl,lthmly, Di Auto, Cross, Peach; Cram, Chap iii, lifachford, Muldleton,. .4e,rgins, - vines, two.ll/igratr,., 11. Becktur I, I.ogby, F. Fos.. ter, . [(Ales, Noel, Betuaytc, , W. Banks, anclAurse. • Mil Dupree, Cook,. Burgoyne,'" Wulpole, Keene, Panton,' Leighton.. Wiight, Dawkins, ~ i c wart, C. Wilde, R. Dundas, Wheeler, • Pclhani, Wilieli, Liv.)ton,. A. Duller ; Stanhope, StatiWix, Ram Wheatley. Mains,. Cuten , Montague, Chester, Tierney, Ram, Hunter. Abbott, Flu ter, NetAlhatn, 'Parletons Sheridan, Villiers, ‘Vyntlhititi, White, taswell, M. Sutton. Banks, - Wince, Latham ' 11 . 4- mama', Ellis, 'llant(in,• Foote, /let;ktord, Berltn, Wright, Bennett, Gould, ‘Vatteville, ttKerton. Cuttibe, U. Grusve.. tior, S. Smith, Drax, Cok.kereli, T. Talbot, Scarsdale, O'Brie n , c a meron, Vernon, Munckton, Alartinple. C. White, On:kilts:op, - Portman, Dawkins, A. Butler, Mills,, Bennett, Gunn, Shirley, Pepper, 0. Williams, Verisii!, Dawes, lion. 11. Bennett, .Dclianey, Murray, Hoar;, Mefl (pric:s M. Phillips, F. Foster Borland ) Stewart. W. Stuart, T. Calvert, anti Mufbe. 11414.tet-Wal pole, two Mildutays, Rouse.l3thighton,bibbs,, Develley,, AMICSiCy, tiUtlter,• Pellisru,• Eyre, Ormsby, Kindle, Metealte, Foote, Munson, cattitorpe, Drckettson, two Banks, Calcralt, Wyantlimn, Long, two Legges, Buckley, F. stud M. Sutton.Cox, - Beimett, Daws.at i .Munson, Mopekton, Chaplain, •Cdui oc, Vincent, Ncrruru, Conte, Keen : Lung, Ersame; three Murrays, Untie, (Yaryan, Dalrymple,. two Montt. tons, lion. Dutton, Frazer, LuShingion, Mills, Wellesley, Curzi.n.:, D. Meggins, two Mortuns, Trail, S.' Coleman, Chambers, Smut, Riddle, and Blake. Tho following were among the numerous Presen tations to he MAJIATY:— Mrs. Latham, Mr. Walih, the Hon. Lambert, Lieut.-General Congreve, MISS M. Sutton, Nlajor-Geli. Loft, Miss Wyndham Col. G. Ludlow, Col. Stuptoril, Mr. rind Mrs. H. Bed:lord, the Countess,or Nordics]: preliVntgd her daughter, Brigadier• Gen. Campbell, Admtral auct 111 r 3. Gould, Lieut.-Cul. M`Donald, Mr. Wigr.rin, Mr. Adair, Dickinson, liishop of Down, Capt. Lusliingtea t tien. Fox, Viscount and Viscountess Milton, Earl ut N rtii.:sk, Lord and Lady Waterpark, Mrs. Alorse, Captain G.irsai.r, Vice-Admiral Sir lohn - 1110111.1* Duckworth and In., L. 4 i‘ j i " Munson, General Pennington, Miss ; r• 4 ' 21. 3. Carew, the earl of Tyreunii‘s, l urui,ei Peneral Statiwix,7Coptain•ileaucitainp, Lie e. wrens', Rear-Admiral Garducr,,Niss iair. Boyle, Lieutenaiit.C;encral Leslie, cf.. t-iy, Lady Theudosia Craddock, Lieuteiiant.erieral Lord e! l . d Lady S. flood, General Lawmiii. WatliOn, Major. General M t c al Wins, and LOW and Lady Munson. LADIES' . i)iiis.s43. HER MAI LiSTio A yellow and silver risque tri.iiiitetl with. blond la,;, and the petti•odt yellow 411. i liNit.tr ii.Nll44' atut dr.tp4ries ut dtdino , lub 4i6A-vc4 "" 1 ") . IQ 4; "" • nipond.' THE PRINCESS OF WA.I.S Displsyed the clezance or her taste in a superb Court train and petticoat of pink anti sii Vet tissue, the Iran richly ein broidered with beautiful coloured foil border, and silver bul lion. limiting vine leave;, torn flowers, and silver shells, In. Ittflyaritni With tick Luluurcti stones; the petticoat.tancrtuily embroidered With tint awl ta,fcr ws.uns yi1e,114,41 ( ;or„ tespond ; the drapery 01 iirusse:iii pniit IJce looped up v-vitir diamonds, running rosettes and stars ; the body and sleeves drna tented W4ll point - 144 c atut diamonds. 't lie head-theses of diamonds and osti ic 11 leathers. (.)E YOK. A white crape petticoat, moat richly embroidered in Arabic stripes or gold and silver, the hround deli!) , covered with bunches of witeat ; the train of rich gold tissue, embroidered in silver ; sleevcs' trimmed with beautitul point lace, and looped up with dkunirinis Is, 4 1141140111 ti plume vi 3i!attierS, rinds protLisioli Ut diAtitupdS. our , : CbSS ELIZABETH, .An amber-coloured sarsenei petticoat, cuitipleteiy covered vkith a deli shyer net, or. Ann:idea with antique chains of Massy Lil into spersed with double yellow 1141'45505, and Wreaths of sil ver, u.ik; and Cyprus; 114111 01 Anwer and silver tissue heat;,diess or diamonds and white feathers. +4 PRINCESS AUGUSTA. A White crape pettiauat, with an elegant border of lilies mid cocoa shells, tanciful olapery on the , I , Lte• knitted or rings and mellons ;• the lett silk: nearly thesauri; the maldltr . of silver f o il e d stri p e s with spangles ; silver bolder of pine. 'appleS, ornamented with rich silver LASSOS. PItINCESS MARY, A superb dress of silver tissue, richly embroidered with the • • s a ine • The 'Wink-Work of tilt:dress White Cralie satin, Studded With large silver rings, and hanii !pine vertill‘clli border, with bouquets of gartleir grasS am ! 1 . uuernsey lilies; ths right side at the dices a toifittiticellt drapery ut silver tissue, with a massy bot t l er of foil sh e lls, pssils; and stones, studded in festoons, limn which bun c h es 13t. „* oak and scorns were interwoven , and susPentloi 4 4 light drapery tastef u lly a fraligo.l, with.handsoine boaters in scot op, shells, turnie'tl the coup &mil of this irsiiy elegant . and , Ittagnitieelit dress; the whole furnished With handsome curds. and tassels. Roue silver ti sue, Maimed with silver van., u Ykeso pond lace, and diamonds. ' PRINCESS AMELIA. • • A white satin petticoat richly striped with gold India ern- Pr Qitiely ; the draperies on the ;iglu side richly ern:moldered wltlt e'st'er, and Listettilly ornamented with wreath; of f`'ltigS of 11,:s 51.1111)01%rd with sprigs at diamonds; the sett side a squaw. drapery to correspond'; the buttoin ut the . p e tticoat-11011y utocolientert with te44old triage the whole buliported and. relieved with real gold. cord and tassels; trit,t4 6 ,, t "'IMO satin, with a border of tissue and gold fringe. sUFfh turban, in gold, With ilisirlOild) and k4thers. • PItINCESS soPurA. OF GLouev.s . rLg. A. White ~beetles petticoat, richly eilibroulesetl'Witiliilver, 411(1 elegantly unlamented with wreaths of ivy atili,silVia las. s.irSonct traill, superoly epwro.c:ered with silver atreAtliS fvY ; head dies;;, diamonds arid N o iitistittie w iiLitl.o4 ‘!cg,nitly with .1 silVa. • _ • Otl , rhi:Ss of Do { sET A rich .embroid e red silver Petticoats . .G 4 train to cOrr,•spood. Titre,: L a dy p a , ke y s, daughteia of her Grace. the Duchess or Nottiminnerland—W bite satin petticoats with nut ura puiel, richly embroidered its Wine, and tastclie. , up with Inatily, gold tulips. the trains of ticii lailli4lllhtUinC l ), knits. 114;hited Willi a superb gold chain a Is "I 1ati.1644. OttellriS nr- It uT L AND—A hltist vlegalit petticoat ter white !"Ape s richly embroidered in real gold titapuries,, umbroideit.ti lit tarot, tastefolly•looped up - with branciie , of gold hoops; IT4ltl ut rich gold tissue, trimmed . wdu gold fringe; akevi:s of point• 1001)1 , 1 with diamonds ; the bottom titocht.d With diamonds, giid I.; and stomaoicr ut diamonds, diamond necklace and'cross; bud-dress of trla ihost beautiful dos:. mond plumes ever seen. 'Dm:Fess Dowager of ans . —Petticoat of lilac, richly em. r'roidered in silver, body and train to correspond; iiestl-41Nss, du elegant plume of ostrich leathers, with a profusion u . 4 i3ltionds. Marchioness of Dow Ns if tit s—A silver grey satin petti -I:l,tat, embroidered with a costly ' s liver ivheat border, svi;h t'!ort•ltit silver h •iti-C draperies m ; the train of the sae 6,1114',16 TO. petti • coat, snit unlamented ,the same. Heed•dtcbv, t ' 4lo cau of diamonds, with silver grey ostrich feathers. archiolicsS COit N %VALLI dress of violet crape aver el 4 "t ' richly embroineved'in. wreaths of S ilver vines, -4l,'llua • up with itch bullion rope,, supported by •1 . :Viarcti Of BA r H—A, beautiful white and r • caluroiuttea dress alai' thopery tits drapery • whit vise IttitrlS and °La brancites, tied up with rich cords and tassels ; i•••a;Y• and tram brown anti silver. Dowairer Coo:peas vF Pestattorta- A white crape petal- ,coat. eparie:ett i. silvcr, a lilac bordet, richly embroidered with cal'. er, draperies of lilac crape, embroidered in an ek e rant eel-, II ;, train ot white crape toren - red with silver. . t'or a• -, as or C R NARVON— White and silver, richly ern. be -I..ered wit., f Ctatatess of Weitavice--Amber colour, co . vered e wit Pritssels poi, t lace. Comit,:is or Ct. AR e -White lace petticoat, thrown over yellow earstiet; gracefully drawn up to draperies". and sup. ported with launches of libuitium ; at the bottom a wrath to correspond ; body and train ut the same, trimmed with ' itruasels pram ; ltead-dress, leathers Anti diamonds. Countess Se L x IRK...Petticoat of white and silver tissue, with draperies of hide net, very beautifully appliqued,with , a nouvelle border o f shells and sea weed ; on the left side a sealtdesterted up with g large clustered' the same, from. which suspended a massy chain anti iasseis, at the bottom a border corresponrling with the drapery ; - train and body of lilac net, trimmed with very tine point, and finished by a border at ; heaci.dress, feathers, and a prolusion of diamonds. • Countess of l'a u tea e-White sarsenet petticoat, superb ly ent'aroidereci border, elegant drapery of lilac and silver gauze, tastefully ornamented with tassels ; lilac and silver train, richly trimmed with silver. Countess of W ILI ox - A superb petticoat of pea green oriental richly embroidered in silver ; head-dress to- " correseraut. -Countess Dowagerrof Essex-Petticoat and train of pale blue, draperies of tine lace; bead-dress to correspond. Countess of hetsioNe -A, white crape dress, trimmed with blond, white siikropeatird tassels. . COMitess ,of Afar R 11.4 -.A dress of lasender, covered wit). Paint lace, acid ornamented with pearls; head-dress, fee tilers and diet:loos. - Counteas of 1; t s cow a -A handsome dress of primrose satin, with white lilac, covered with point lace ; a body end train to correspond. Countess of C A an LC a N---A dress of lilac sarsenet, cover. ed'svitli lice, and teat up with bunches ot flowers. Cauhtess of Mexaoßouott -A superb dressed' lamb wotk on white crape,. richly ornamented with gold doves and but. - lion - rope ; body and train to correspond. Countess of Esse x.--W hite petticoat, with drapery of sil vd? gauze, trimmed with tine blond lace, looped up With bunches of itroit, corn flowers, and thignionette ; the body and sleeves 'thorned with silver blond, and flowers to corre spond; train of white sarsenet, edges! with purple; head. dress a penache of purple and white feathers, with s plutu sion ot )creek. Countess of DARTMOUTH -A superb petticoat of grey ' crape, richly embroidered in sprigs of silver, the draperies with haridsoine borders, testi:wired with silver chain ; train ro correspond; head dress, plume of feathers and dia. mantis. Countess of I eentsreit -A pettistoat of white satin, orna. mewed at the bottom with blue and silver gossamer, looped . with wreaths ofsilVer loses, e !gml with vandykes ot silver, draperies of the same, festourien wit frounclies ot silvergrapes, terminated with beads arid tassels; train of blue and silver, trimmed with UrIISSC6 IVati-areas, silver Windt:3U dia. monds and teer tiers Countess C ri I. MONDELEY petticoat of priiiirche co. . tour, wi dray, y of mil lace, tastefully drawn up with diaino. i.Uinc:r , tl4 plumes of ostrich feather.; body, , r.' it • Hisiitic 0 0 u 1143 . , P1114111e4 4,:d also with dia. a Ana ee II: Lows OA ‘ll-.A dress of pearl coloured crape iiv r %VW,. embroidered with borders of silver, until I ~,ted with weer staves, And eiiains of ailver beads. ereettiees r. Moat N De .1 a ON r-A dress of pale blue et ive, •ctrapefies of black lace and beads, irere am:raved tassel), &a. robe ) , pale blue sarsenet, thin- ' mot Mtn ;Batt I've; head-dress, feethers and diamonds. '1 ..c I A ny A yug fieli dress of pink crepe, em. hr aster.; . r.eith aiiv.r, teetouncei with silver bullion rope, and rasaels. Lad) Asuy---A white crape petticoat and draperies, ale. UrtiAtticiitett with patent pearls; train of white crape, ceirarnelitad i.h patent pearls. Lady 11 a I. al AN.- • A petticoat of white crape, with blue and silver &decries ; body and train to correspond; heed-dress to c irlesporld, blue and white ostrich feathers, with a brit. heir: nara of d amonds. Lady C. Forte Ise ea-A whittcrape petticOat, richly or namented with patent pearls atid floe tiruasels point lace, and a pink crape drapery ; train of pink crape, trimmed with point lace, andrvatulyked ribbons. Ladies CUALLOTTS and HANNAH Lace: z -Light green petticoats, the draperies embellished in wreaths of silver roses, festooned with a siVver *chain ; trains to correspond head-dresses, plumes of leathers and diamonds. Lail:ns Las e ea. tester v--Pea green &Usenet petticoats, with; Brussela lace drapery, elegantly or namented with patent pearls ; trains and bodies of the same; head-dresses, diamonds and feathers. Lady SAL TOY:4 , -A -white chine petticoat, and draperies trimmed with beads ; train of white sarsenet. ,Lady Du cxwoar white crane and sent' petticoat, embroidered with silver, in a . vandykett pencil) supported with wreaths of laurel, a•true emblem of the victories of het Lord. Lady DI CAISPICNy -Petticoat. body And train of very rich gold Turkey stud; trimmed with gold fringe, interspers. ed with-oak leaves and acorns; draperies of white crape, tea. totaled up with wreaths of oak bunches of Which were taste. fully thrown over it; handkerchief and sleeves of point lace. Lady C. II Altaorto -Body anti train of p!hprose• crape, trimmed with point, and a shell border of bright and messy silver; petticoat of the same, with two draperies, crossing from the right to the' left. Lady Wit:ewe - A lilac satin petticoat anti train, entirely covered with; like. with a insist elegant herder, fastened with lilac cords and tassels, lappets and wales of the most beauti. • ful point. Lady Mt etoN-A white satin petticoat, With Crape dra peries, superbly embroidered in s.lver, and looped with launches of aht to roses. Lady I:Ltzatiern ftiLDINO-White crapepetticoati at the bottom wady keit of wince satin and chain of pearls; , perie• of lilac crape, festooned with chains of Roman pearls, terminated with curd and tassels; body and st,:eves or white satin, initialed With Brussels; train of lilac crape. Lady LOUISA PAT r V —A in:Mt:clt at white satin; body ; and sieevea of the same, trimmed with Brussels lace ; train of m festooned to for a drapery, and elegantly trimmed with brussels lace aed Roman pearls, !noshed at the corners with iii lichee of white flowers head-dresii feathers and dia. wands. 'Lady GifORCINA LIULKELEV-A silver grey sarsenet pet.. supei bly embroidered in ; draperiera of the same, tastefully looped up with rich silver • ord and tassels; train Of the same; sleeves trimmed with beautiful point lace; head-dress, silver tiara, and 'ultrasonic plume of ostrich feathers. Lady HAwassaua -A most elegant petticoat of real -,gold embroidery, tastetully looped up with bunches of gold flowers ; train of white satin, embroidered with gold ; point lace sleeves ; head-dress, a piling of leathers, and profusion of diamonds.- Lady lvatANA Watele — sA veltite crape petticoat. em bossed with COlleAVe spots of gold and green, of the Egaptialt Otter. • Lady ELITAIATII SPANCLA--A white crape petticoat, With 4 beautiful embroidered border in great silk, draperies to cotruspond ; trans of white sarsenet ; body and sleeyes richty. trimmed with Hruslels lace ; head-dress, plume of ostrich feathers. Lally Iliac am r.-A yellow figured gauze petticoat, orna. metited, the train of the Wine )el low gauze; the sleeves or. nainented with unique Niel:lllin lace. ..- Lady Ds Ccit er.».e.;-Rich green anti silver., Listly Cue la K 5w.,16 dress of 14vetuier silver tissue, orna mented'with silver shells. , • Lady I`l4 V!): , ,Ntrl Coo rz5.., 2 1: dress of white crape, trinitniA whit citaittS of bee :s. Lady Al: Coo ii...-Ardiess of white crape, trimmed with Creeds. Lady ACLA N n-- A lilac petticoat, with a drapery ofpa. tent lacei richly end - Hindered with ail ver, and elegantly las. teuttt up with haudsome bundles of lilac answers. Lady NLA A v Low r itsß. dress of white patenr net; trimmed with flowers. Lady ANN LOW r u l x -ft, dress of patent net, trimmed with dowers. , Lay lietor-A petticoatof pert.grape, with a light dra pery. fastested with wreaths at Lauenstma. Lady MARY Keßa-A dress of while satin, with draperies o f w hite lace, looped up with bunches of white lilac ; head dress, feathers and diamonds, - Lady iVlo N SON A white lace net,' superbly - embroidered ire silver lame work,- ornamented with sliver uOYCS,inul iapl lion rope, Lady Fer sit Nc -A dress of primrose .satin, covered. with. lace, and triiiiinea with flowers. 't be Ladies 4. R ev t euR -Pale pink and silver dressese' Lady C atA tol"t E ST UTT -1 a yehow sae ent, ,, t. with drapery of itrussele lace; Ileact.ilreas teathers and pearls. • 4.lass ST a 0•T T.. WilitC 'ivain I)Vit.coat,,piok c:rape oraise ries, beautifully oroame tteti with brioche, ad; 'Witte lilac ; ti:litLatfi:tif4, !I've OattiCit 44:atiscrS, vt itit .peat le and 4liatlvllllA. I. n 4y I,zoNARD,..A. pate shot sin:, tiegaitily trirpnied witi l ~:broi.kred crape. ; he:lti-Cite3SC(olleoSeti Or jeW. et:e y arid catrictt feathers. Ttte tarries of WA LF Field Nitustrd's • Dolce of CA Ma All)4.lE—Dress coat, 2.1 Reg. t wads. I)tiftt: of GI-Quota T a a—Ditto,34 iteg: Furst Gt,t.irds. Majo:-General W r lA, r A 1 , 44 in an embroidered ;Alit. {most all the Gent lemon wore military uniforms. In the evening the Ellurnin.itions were general and splendid ;. and every demonstration of Joy distin guished the whole of the day. 'Fho Yt . llow Fever Remedy Warehouse,, at Char ing Cross, was illuminated in the saine brilliant and approOri'ate, manner as on former occasions, and pertedly corresponding with the excellence of this most invaluable institution. IttriAleilESTE JU NE 2, RXTRACT OF'A LETTER. " Every thing has been quiet here since Thum- day last ; but a 'variety of rumours have been pour ing.in, and • are hourly increaSing,• from the coun try ;--a number of weavers have been compelled to leave-. their looms, and have been deprived of their shuttles, by the vial-contents, rewards for the appreheflding of whom have been offsered. by the Iqagistrates ;—the Cavalry are scouring the country, and generat.alarm prevails. Should the wearers assemble again as last week, I fear the carnage will be dreadful. The vital! gaol at Roch dale, we Marc: .told, has .been burnt, down by therm and - a few of their :incarcerated brethren liberated. A respeaabl znianUfe:t mai, at Haywood> was dragged from his bed last night, and severely beafen ay a party Of weavers. Respeting the pre . ,• set o fd settlement of the, dispute, i have thought it best to inclose you three printed bills, the. last of which, from the weavers, appeared this daP. The aspea;upon die whole, is gloomy. indeed, -and. the crisis eventful." The following is the Bill 'from the weavers : To . thc Public in General, and to the Cotton Nlannia4urers and %Ve4iveri. " A number of hand-bills have been printed and circulated/ purporting that an agr:ement has taken place betwixt the Masters and ‘Veavers " This is to inform the Puttlie, that the persons who sign. ed streli' au agreement (if any) were not authorised in any re speet, ant the part of the Weavers, to do so, and 'We de, dare the same to be null and void ; and that nothing less than six shillings and eight 'pence in . the pound cheing one.third in advance upon our preient wages) will be cient for our support ; and ad Manufatt irers that will give the 'above advance, their WCAVCIS Will immediately , go to work, and .all goods !hat Idly be taken in from the date hereof . , shall be paid to by the yard. .6.6) rdiug to its length' breadth, and strength, and a list of erices will be prepared for the use of the public as soon .4.i possible. " Signed on behalf of the WEAVIiIt.S. " Manchester, lune a, Mot." FR0:11 AN AMLRICAN PAPER. That Eriz4Th seeks for Poor, these fa as disclose, She sends, as Messenger 01 Peaceia Bose • The bark, Which bore that Mc:temp.,. of Prate, , 1* nani'd " Slal Ira," that's "let aver cease!" Ilespeaing the [louse of Caretlion; Coldbath fields-, the following is t Report'of the,Grand ilFey .‘ We . have visited tb House, of Correetion, Coldbath Fields, and upon'a general inspebion, we have to express our app ibiltion of the high order, mate& eleanliness,, and strict regularity, which ap peared to ut: io be observed throughout the said pit., son.—Signed, &c." Epsom Race'i finisird on Saturday, when the Headley Stakes of thirty guineas were won by Lord EGIMMONT, t?liose brown horse beat : Mr. LAKE'S tillj a. by Gouty. It was tiro best contested two mile beat, of the, four daks. M . tj — Ti sic.— second of Mr.Sa.r,omox'sSubserip— tion Concerts took place on *wady at the Hanover square Rooms. The ieleflion, on account of Wit. suit-Eve, was wholly of Sacred Music. It was per formed with exquisite ability by CATALARI, NALDI„ Sikol4l, and. Mrs. O. I.liloaAx, and throughout very warmly applauded by a large and elegant audience. OftATOR to.--The grand Oratorio of TheMmiali was performed under the able dire&ion of the 'ASHLEY'S, on Saturday last, at Covent Garden Theatre. It had the powerful support of BRAIJAM, Mrs. DICKONS, B3l.l.AthY, Mrs. BLAND, GoSs, Mr. and Mrs.: Vat7OllAN, and other reip4..Etable pertimners. The ,performance Of *a favouritd composition of CoRELLt on two violoncellos and a double bass, by . I\lsrs. LINDLItY, CIiA . KLES AstiLEY and liovcs, at the tud of the fait aet, and the violin concerto at the enii the second, by Mr. G. Asitt.ay, 4fforded a fine,treat to a nUmerocts - audiet)th. • A melancholy accident happened on Saturday night : theGlasg - ow.Mail PgaCil overset a few miles from Hatfield : sOnie of the passengers were se verely hurt, and the driver was left with little hopes of: recovery. SMITHFIELD MARKET, This day's, market. was fully supplied with prime „Beasts, and the slew of Cattle i►► ,general was . plen tiful ; Bed and-Veal are dearer than our last report; ; .Pork. is cheaper; Mutton and Lamb sold at , last prices, and the trade for the molt part pretty good. The sales in t he:Haymarket were ~ ,nne iv hat lively ; Straw and Clover have .droppect in' pri(.,^ since Friday's market ; Hay fetched List ;riee.-- subjoin au accurate statement uI their priLes and numbers: To sink the Offal per stone of Sib. 11c4:1 Gs. ad. to od.--Mutton 4s. 63. t.) ss. ocl..Veal Gtr c.,(1. to 7s. od.—Lamb 6s. al. to 7s. ocl.—evrk 6t1"; w osi. 2,004 1 .-2Slieep mid Lambs, 16,760. --Calves, Pigs, 4ao. Hay 41. 15$. Qti. tO 61. 6s. ed.—Clove, 51. ss. tc; 51. od.--Straw ;I. 165..a1. to 21. Xs. od. (:0 lIN-EXCILA MGR, Jung: Cle*lrrile Supply ut Wheat is again considerable, the saltts in this tractd are heavy, and scarcely support last prices ; Batley is rotht!r cheaper.; Milt dull sale; Pease are lower.; Lio.ius o f 'the two kinds in plenty?, and also lower; there arc tolerable supplies pt . Oats, :lad the. sales thereof inahezin our lait quoicticl prico Floor little variation. DINNER AD MERCHANT TAILORS' Ad We have authority to inert the fullo*ing Atate ment. " Ittnd 4, ISoit. " In consequence of the statements which hid been given in the Pohlic Prints of Mr. BLACK.- BURN'S Address to the. Company at the Dinner at Merchant Tailors' Hall, on ,the Cdth ult. Lord CAR. ItiN'uTON wrote the tbllowing letter to Mr. BLACK. , BURN : " Wycombe Abbey, Thursdav, lune 2, agog, " St the arrival of the post on Tuesd.iy, t was wholly,htr.ltantof the nature of yuur Aattres; tu Com pany, utter my depat?Ale from &feu:haat . Tai;ori 0311, in Sdturdity evesang, or tit a you had addr:sed the Company a all. • - •". I have been .unavOitiably detained. by persons in my house, hut I hope to. be in town egrly. tomorrow. I hes you will keine know at what hour Lori/ EssEx may do hintsclf the li , :nonr of waiting urn you. Please to diredi r:i your aw:r, under corer, LO livaN Lit, F.up. Garden-court, Temple. ' _ " I am, Sir, your most ohlidient Servant, (Signed) . " KIL Nt; roN," " Lord Essex Laving in the course of Friday evening (June 3d) waited on' Mr. BLACK-Mt/RN, he „delivered to Mr.CttANI DE as,. a. friend of Mr. 13 L A CK. BURN, to whom he W:l3 introduced; a Paper, of which the following is an . extract " I.Ord CAR R't GT N.„%ir.L4 I)l . CYCIlted by domestic circum stances, from aPplylag tin. a ficket of Admission during the time which was allowed for that purpose, and, of the termination of ,which he was ignorant. On Thursday, the 26th, he ,wrote.to Mr; 114r4xr,s; one of the Stewards, to u. cure i 01444 fur hin ; and after his arrival in town next (toy, he recrived the following Letter from 4r. 11A LAKES: " DIAR CARRINGSON.-1 am extremely sorry toliud that " there is scarcely any probability of obtaining it Ticket . : , " the Dinner is'transferred to MeNhant 'Pallor; HAIL and " tht nuatbkr limited to between itnoantlio, t Sir C. l'a ICJA* • pm/mica to 010 one to your 4:ase`of TiCket Lie " 14p4 given up." Mr: Mits.l.lsu applied, as I fold you, to " Mr. 13x, Aexa u a it, but without success multitudes art " disappointed. Your's very truly, &c.„ • " H. BANKF.S.'_,'. Several friends of Lord Can z Nor understanding that he had been to.; late in his application, sent him tickets which; they got for themselves; among w.hom,were Mr. Scott, Member of the Club, .wit h whom the 'idea of titedirmet • originated, 311(1114r. SUMNIR, Nlember for Surrey. BANK is alw Alterwards otfered a ticket. The one whet,* Lord L'i.tailL,lcroN.gave . at the door, ilad his name insert in, it, _ _ Mr. BANK ES cailed ott LOrdCArtit I N GTON. and COndUCS. ed hitn in his carriage tb Merchant Taylors' f lail ; and in the ROOM Mr. BANKS.% applied tosevelat of the other Stewards to SeC.Urea Sear ter htm at the table. Lord C ita aOM VON Was at length placed in the one intended ter Lord D N &vox, Who was prevented from attending,. • - " * Sir C. Pam, was one of the Stewards." " Lord ESSEX, at a Meeting this day, delivered% to Mr. CHAttiORS a Paper, of which the followit g is a copy : " 'Fitts ticket, No. 111, was one of three (the Dthertw) being numbers immediately following preteding,) whi ch Were sent for and received by Mr, Is 3 r coo fur himself and two other Gentlemen. The other two tickets were sent blyk : 4ller the word admit ; and one or these Wes filled up with Lord C A Ilk 1 Q Cos's name And mod, by him. All the three tickets were . signed end sealed .fS the annexed ticket:" The 'following statement was firm signed , by Mr. BLACIWURN , • . . " lons 4, IL 414 L An Explanation having taken place between a file of Lord CAR*.►Nor ow and a tra-od of Par, Itl.ABKbt1 RN. Oil the subjetrof his Lordship's attendance at the Dinner at. Nier-• chant Tailotrs' on the 2f,l,ol.ultinto, M.. BLAcxa us stated his recolledion of the words used by him en tsl4l Occa sion,to be as follow " AmOng all the Noble lonli present, there was but one '' who didoot obtain his ticket through iqy means, ho hAy. " ing applied after the period for issuing them was puled * " anti cupid not have obtained one from rm.!' " Mr, lit.a ex au apt havibg since learned that Lord CAR. R GTO ti carne to the dinner with a ticket which had been iasuett by hint its tslardt. to Mr. EXTcoußr. which ,t,otd CAaa INc TON received from Air. F3TcOURT, and the ticitet, when delivered at thecloor, being filled up with his Lind. shim.' •; name, was thcretbtc as regular as any other tickets which had balm issued by Mr. B 4 A CN'I3 UR N. " Mr. iILAcKa oh N does • not riesit.te to admit, that, had he been aware of this t*.i6t at the time whets he addressed the company, he would not have used the ex . pression above stated ; as it was not his intention tO wound the private feel. ings.ot Lot.d CAR ft a Nvrcis. (Signed) . ", JOHN BLAcmiugx." On Saturday, at .the Old Bailey, the trial of Lase Dawberry, for an outrageous assault on Margaret \Veit, was. postponed till' next Sessions, on an up. ptication on the part of the prosecution, in eonse-* querice of the absence of the Surgeon. Among the prisoners capitally convieed an Sa turday, at the Old Bailey, were Thoma s R usse ll 1111 d Joscp. l 4 SP". two dustmen, for stealing •. unbound books out of the cellar of Mr. Asperne, ,Cornbill, to the amount of near 1401. It appeared in evidence, that Mr. Asperne having suspicion, of the pri soners, employed Cartwright . to watch then), who deteeted them in the net. 'Books to the arnoun‘ of 301. were found on .their persons, and concealed in their baskets. SysFloNs.—On Saturday five of the most noted pickpockets of the present day, Bi ii lA(4, Climbs, Smith; and Ibbetson, were severally. scotenceit under the Aiq of the rith George 11. to be confined in the House of Corr ea tiOn six months. Brawn and Barnard were more tbrtunate the record of their convietion was disco. rered, to be defeeitive, upon which they were both di sc ha rge d., was conrieted At an incorri gible roghc 'and siagrant, having been convicted and suffered six months imprisonment at a former Session.,. wail acntehed to solitary itoprison ment the House of Correction, Coldbath-tields, for two yeim;. On Saturday night a riotous crowd colleded at the bottom of Catherine -street, and let off squibs, and other fire. worki, in a very mischievous manner.— They litre*. there into people's faces, into coaches, and at horses ; and the-windows of Mr, lonNsots, machinist of Drury,lane 'Theatre, and Mr. CAW- T . IIOIINE, wore broken by brickbats and stones ; tilt:l , 4lller Gentlethan's door w.is knocked at, and - as soon , a3..ii was :,opened by the sister of Mrs. latiNsey„ a fellow thrust a blazing squib at her, which set tire to her clothes. Her screams brought the whole fimily to - her assistance, nod by great exertions they eating,uished the bares, but not till her pelisse was nearly de*troyed,.and. her Shoulders and back very tnuOi t,os:nt. Mr. JouNsoN N m i t , lan the street to endeavour to dileover and sectirc the- incvndittry, but in . Mlking the attempt be hati',. his Neket, Wited of Ilaniz.notes,to the amOnnt of 101: .101INfiON kis experienced con siderable loss . by the damage done to hi.S house an,), inrniture, of winch WVOrill ntititN COVI4I.OIINZ went among the rioters, to en deavour to secure some of them * , when he , 0140 ha his pu Let picked pocket.l 004, 6 3u t ain i tig Binh-notaa- to a. cotnid , !rabie amount. , the, riolei-4 li..Klzcu in tuewatch," house.